hello, questions that a large amount of ppl may have

Transfer Students
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<p>Hello everyone. I am currently a fall freshman at Michigan State University.
I am a hospitality business major and i would greatly like to transfer to Cornell.
However I hear lots of stories that a greater chance is available to one if
he/she applies junior year. However I definetely want to apply sophomore
year. </p>

<p>As for the general question.</p>

<p>Does it hurt to apply for the school for fall '07 as a sophomore? and then
again in spring '07 if rejected? then for '08 junior if rejected previously?
I'm already determined in my mind that I will keep striving for Cornell
no matter what.
I have a few questions for myself as well:</p>

<p>MY high school gpa is probably about a 3.3 or 3.4...maybe even lower
because i totally bombed senior year.
However I'm prepared to make up for it in college and have a goal of 4.0
I am also planning on joining the school's hospitality club, hopefully
get a remarkable position in it.</p>

<p>In my junior year of High school summer break, I worked at the Ritz-Carlton
Hotel.
Also I worked at P.F. Changs and Outback Steakhouse my senior year.
I also will get an internship at either Ritz-Carlton or some other resort this
summer (sorry do not know where exactly).
Since by the time I apply for fall '07 I would not have done the internship,
should i apply for spring semester?</p>

<p>thanks</p>

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<p>didnt u post this on cornell's board? whats the difference? your post hasnt changed....</p>

3

<p>He/she wanted a different prospective in the transfer forum. What’s the big deal?</p>

4

<p>Yes I did post this on the Cornell board but if you go and check it you will
see that nobody gave me an answer.
And also.. I thought the first question where I ask if multiple transfer attempts would matter
could answer some people's questions....u missed that one ;D</p>

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<p>If you can't find your answer here, I think you should call Cornell. I hear Cornell logs your phone calls too (I think they use it to identify dedicated students...Duno). Cornell has great counselers that are very willing to help you into their college.</p>

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<p>Really I've called up there and asked questions like 3 times and they never asked for my name.</p>